Financial Sobriety School
with Linda Parmar
Hey, I’m Linda.
I am a Financial Sobriety Expert and founder of Financial Sobriety School.
I support women (or those who identify as women & non-binary individuals) and couples who are ready to stop the cycle of overspending, impulsive spending, obsessive spending and addictive spending.
Our spending can keep us stuck in vicious cycles of shame, anger and embarrassment just to name a few. It will get better. I am here to help you with that.
I am taking a break.
I am taking a break from my business.
This has been brewing in the background for awhile and I'm ready to take the step to hit the pause button.
In complete transparency, I am at the point of being completely burnt out.
Tending to my emotional and physical needs are what needs to happen for me right now.
This feels hard for me. I want to be there for everyone and their money but I also know that I have to be there for myself right now.
One of the biggest pieces of my work with money has been looking after ourselves so we are regulated enough to look after our money. I am going to practice what I preach. I am going to put the focus into me and what I need right now.
I hope this models what it looks like to look after yourself. It feels hard, brave, vulnerable and my nervous system is already thanking me for making this decision.
What does this mean overall for Financial Sobriety School?
I don't know.
What I do know is that I am going to let it unfold as it needs to and not rush into making any decisions until I get to a place where I have the capacity to make any choices.
The unknown feels scary but necessary right now.
It's been an absolute HONOUR to hold the space for people and their money. I am forever grateful for what my business has done for me and others. Thank you for trusting me the past 8 years (yikes! 8 years!!).
My tender heart is saying thank you to you and also to myself. I feel pretty proud of that.
Linda xo
Financial Sobriety School FREE lessons
What is Financial Sobriety:
Stopping the cycle of addictive spending, the shame spiral, spending hangover and start sober spending.
Create daily habits to stop accumulating debt, planning your spending, start saving for your hopes and dreams.
Have confidence as you put your financial literacy to use and make sober decisions with your money.
